I actually wanted to drive it home from NSW,, but Mrs Pedro kicked up a stink about missing the buy/fly/drive for a THIRD time I had to relent... [wink11]
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I actually wanted to drive it home from NSW,, but Mrs Pedro kicked up a stink about missing the buy/fly/drive for a THIRD time I had to relent... [wink11]
coffee available just north of brissy :p
Havent lost your sense of Timing I see.... [wink11][bigrolf]
Coffee ??? [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
Its here!! [bigrolf]
Key fobs. I have two. they both work but are literally falling apart.
should this be a warranty thing?
and regardless I need to buy new ones,,
ebay? dealer?
I have bought a couple of cases from fleabay, they aren't factory but seem to work OK.
I also bought one of these but couldn't program it as a third key without escalating to GAP as apparently my ECU is locked, I lost interest but at that price its not much dearer than empty cases.https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Regards,
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Yes make the seller replace the fobs as you weren't made aware of the condition of them when you purchased the vehicle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
You can most likely get them from the UK cheaper (paddocks etc). They will obviously need to be programmed to your car by the dealer (or someone that has an appropriate diagnostic tool like IID). If doing it through a dealer perhaps you could have them bill the the key/programming cost direct to the seller....no harm in asking.
New cases aren't that expensive from LRA. Don't buy whole new keys just the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Forgot about that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Geedublya
Pacific LR do a refurb kit, which they will apply, at 50 bucks a time..Quote:
Originally Posted by Geedublya